Do you offer online counselling?
Yes. I work entirely online, so sessions can take place wherever feels comfortable for you, anywhere in the UK.
Counselling & Therapy
An authentic, accepting space to talk things through
I offer person-centred counselling online — a warm, confidential space for adults, young people, and people with adoption or fostering experiences.
Online counselling available across the UK.
Counselling at your pace
Person-centred counselling is led by you. There's no script and no expectation that you'll arrive with everything worked out — the space is shaped around what you bring, at the pace that feels right.
I aim to offer an authentic, accepting and non-judgemental space to talk. Sometimes that means exploring something specific; sometimes it means giving voice to something that has felt difficult, confusing or heavy to carry alone.
Over time, counselling can help you understand yourself a little more clearly and make sense of what you're feeling — gently, and in your own words.
You do not need to have the right words before you begin.
Professional background
My training and qualifications
I'm a qualified person-centred counsellor and psychotherapist, with additional training that shapes the way I work with different clients. My practice is grounded in professional standards and ongoing development.
- Qualified person-centred counsellor and psychotherapist (2022)
- Qualified to work with children and young people
- Additional training to support people who have experienced adoption or fostering
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Who counselling is for
Who I work with
I work with adults, children and young people, and people who have experienced adoption or fostering. I also welcome clients looking for online counselling and those who prefer a warm, person-centred approach.
If you are unsure whether counselling with me is the right fit, you are welcome to get in touch and ask.
Common reasons
Reasons you might come to counselling
People may come to counselling for support with experiences such as those gathered below. Your reason for seeking counselling does not need to fit neatly into a category.
Emotional wellbeing
- Anxiety
- Stress
- Low mood
- Bereavement and loss
- Feeling overwhelmed
Self and identity
- Self-esteem
- Identity
- Neurodiversity
- LGBTQIA+ experiences
Relationships and life experiences
- Relationships
- Family experiences
- Life changes
- Adoption and fostering experiences
Working together
How does online counselling work?
Sessions take place online by secure video. Working this way can make therapy feel more accessible — there's no travel, and you can be somewhere that already feels comfortable.
You'll need a quiet, private space and a stable internet connection. Practical details are confirmed before your first session.
A few things people often ask
Who do you work with?
I work with adults, children and young people, and I have additional training to support people who have experienced adoption or fostering.
How do I make an enquiry?
You're welcome to send a short message through the contact page. There's no obligation — it's simply a starting point.
More questions? Visit the full FAQ page.
Taking the first step
You don't need to have the right words before getting in touch. If you think counselling might be helpful, you're welcome to send an enquiry whenever you feel ready.